Now, that would be taking the piss,
Sweet holy Jesus, could you imagine that?
Sweet holy Jesus, could you imagine that?
Frankly, I reckon Juke is better at doing that that job than SKD these days. It's a good role to play if you get support arriving in time - which is still our problem.luckyPeterpiper wrote:I think SKD's legs are gone and have been for a couple of years, at least for ninety minutes. I still feel he's a perfect impact sub though, someone you bring on with half an hour to go to shake things up and muscle defenders out of position for others to take advantage. I'd have liked to see him here for one more year in that role and perhaps bring him into the coaching setup as well.
Preston may have expected too much if they thought he'd bang in goals all season, he was always more of a holding forward, his flick ons and off the ball work was top class and let his strike partners get more goals as a result. He was never an out and out poaching goalscorer (although he bagged a fair number himself) but more of a foil for the likes of Diouf. I for one hope we see him in our backroom as a coach at some point and perhaps one day as our manager. The respect he gets from the players and the fans alike would make him an ideal candidate for that post in a few years imo.
True but at least Juke can score despite wandering lonely as a cloud up front and is on half the wages. Great man SKD but his time has gone. Doesn't matter really as Juke is probably going to be a temporary fix to get us through to the summer.scottjames30 wrote:Could Juke do a better job than SKD?
Probably, probably not, Juke's penalty taking is rubbish but so is SKD's.
Both about the same, SKD probably just edges it for me.
Because those who can't see past Dougie's tactical weirdness are desperate for anyone to become the new manager?Biggie wrote:Why do people year for skd to be a coach or our future manager. Just because he played for us for a long while doesn't make him a decent coach.
lets be unbiased for a minute and realise that most of us thought that in reality he wasn't captain material. His footballing brain and understanding of the game is basic. He never seemed to grasp any of the finer points of tactical plays, he was more a bull in a china shop. Even his comments on the radio, although he puts himself across nicely, show him up in terms of naivety and lack of a real coaches brain and intuition. Why do you think he would be a good coach or manager?
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